AN IMPERFECT STORM.

The article explores the practice of cloud seeding, particularly in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), as a method to increase rainfall in arid regions. It discusses the history of cloud seeding, including its origins in the 1940s and subsequent decline in interest. The UAE has invested heavily in cloud seeding technology, but there is still uncertainty about its effectiveness. The article raises questions about the UAE's motivations for pursuing cloud seeding and its commitment to water conservation. It also emphasizes the need for location-specific studies to determine the success of cloud seeding in different areas. [Extracted from the article]